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In this video, FXOpen UK COO Gary Thomson sums up the week’s happenings and discusses the most significant news reports.

  • Monday morning blues as EY forecast worse UK recession than expected
  • Natural gas fell by 50% in 1 month
  • Big Tech woes lead to layoffs, resulting in stock surge
  • TSLA. Report reassures investors


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